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For air connection
From Japan
On 2018-03-02 18:58:14
If you use it for months, the color changes,
Transparency drops
This review is about item#8687926.
For air
From Japan
On 2016-08-03 02:30:33
Despite the fact that the minimum bending radius is 1 mm smaller than Pisco's soft polyurethane tube, it was quite hard, so I will not repeat it.
This review is about item#8687935.
Air piping
From Japan
On 2015-12-19 19:52:07
I piped it on the ceiling, but it is ok if it does not stand out. Hardness is also just right. It was good if there was a 30 m cut.
This review is about item#08687944.
As carbon dioxide piping
From Japan
On 2015-07-24 23:31:36
There is no problem in terms of performance. I am satisfied that it can be obtained cheaply.
This review is about item#08687926.
As carbon dioxide piping
From Japan
On 2015-07-24 23:18:40
It is satisfactory that it can be used normally, and it can be obtained cheaply.
This review is about item#08687935.
Used for inhalation of air
From Japan
On 2015-03-02 12:29:03
Although it is connected to Pisco's throttle valve elbow for air intake, it is satisfactory without problems and durability.
This review is about item#08687926.
Cleaning piping for water quality instrument
From Japan
On 2014-11-14 22:59:13
I use it without any problem.
This review is about item#08687953.
Factory air piping
From Japan
On 2013-08-19 16:01:11
If you use air with controlled moisture content, an absolute transparent tube is recommended and you can see the level of oil management visually.
This review is about item#08687944.
It is mainly used for drain discharge. It connects to this product from the drain outlet of the compressor, and drains drain outdoors.
From Japan
On 2010-08-28 10:25:09
You can see that it is hard and sturdy from the touch you feel. However, it is hard to pipe because it is hard. It seems that there will be no problem if fixed and piped with insulock etc. going.
This review is about item#08687944.
